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You will notice that as you increase the text-size in Firefox, the width of the 'leftnav' div increases, as does the width of the 'content' divs border-left. In IE, however, the 'border-left' does not increase!
Now, I think if I just change the width and border-width to a different unit, such as 'px', that will solve the problem. However, I would really rather keep things as 'em's. Is there a workaround?
Thanks for any help/info.iirc, IE struggles with ems in certain instances. And anything that's normal, also.Apparently the old,
body { font-size:100.01%; }
hack did the trick.
The style info is included within the document.
You will notice that as you increase the text-size in Firefox, the width of the 'leftnav' div increases, as does the width of the 'content' divs border-left. In IE, however, the 'border-left' does not increase!
Now, I think if I just change the width and border-width to a different unit, such as 'px', that will solve the problem. However, I would really rather keep things as 'em's. Is there a workaround?
Thanks for any help/info.iirc, IE struggles with ems in certain instances. And anything that's normal, also.Apparently the old,
body { font-size:100.01%; }
hack did the trick.